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In the town of Vaja, Szabolcs-SzatmĂĄr County, the ĂdĂĄm Vay Museum, founded in 1964, was housed in the 17thâcentury Vay family manor house in Vaja.
In the city of Måtészalka in Szabolcs-Szatmår-Bereg County, the Szatmår Museum was opened in 1974.
The BĂĄthori IstvĂĄn Museum in NyĂrbĂĄtor is a branch of the Hungarian National Museum. It was founded in 1955, and BarnabĂĄs Szalontai, the renowned folklorist, played a decisiveâŠ
The TĂșristvĂĄndi watermill is located in TĂșristvĂĄnd, Szabolcs-SzatmĂĄr-Bereg County, on a branch of the TĂșr (Old TĂșr). The monument, still a functional watermill, today operates asâŠ
The JĂłsa AndrĂĄs Museum is a county museum located in NyĂregyhĂĄza, the oldest cultural and scientific institution in Eastern Hungary. Its maintainer â together with the SĂłstĂłâŠ
Within the Vajai-tĂł Nature Conservation Area lies the notable 78âhectare Vajai old lake, famous for its floating peat islands, which is also a fishing lake. It belongs to theâŠ
One of the areaâs greatest values is the original habitat of the highland hardâbark oak forests, preserved in typical composition â some patches of which have become overgrown inâŠ
Saltâtolerant plants still grow today around the saline spots in the area, such as saltâgrass, meadow edgeâsedge, and sheep's fescue.
Among the forest stands are various pine species; (black pine Pinus nigra, Scots pine) (Pinus sylvestris), Turkey oak (Quercus cerris), elm (Ulmus), maple (Acer), hybrid poplarâŠ
The CĂ©gĂ©nydĂĄnyĂĄdi park was built in the 19th century, during the Reform Era, as an Englishâstyle landscape garden, on the site of the softâ and hardwood oakâbeech forestsâŠ
The VölgysĂ©gi Museum opened on April 1, 1987 in BonyhĂĄd. The institution, a regional museum handling the historical and ethnographic memories of VölgysĂ©g, is maintained by theâŠ
Somoly is a completely unexplored Hungarian village, whose ruins remain, located on the border of Regöly and Szakåly, on the section of main road 65 between Szakåly and Tamåsi.
The Paksi KĂ©ptĂĄr is an institution founded in the city of Paks to present contemporary visual art works, whose permanent exhibition consists mainly of works by avantâgarde artists.
The Fekete IstvĂĄn Museum is the first museum of the city of DombĂłvĂĄr, located at 7200 DombĂłvĂĄr, HĂłvirĂĄg u. 25. (corner of DĂĄlia Street). It can be visited for free afterâŠ
The establishment of the DombĂłvĂĄr Railway History Museum (DombĂłvĂĄr Railway Collection â Museum Stop, abbreviated: DVM) was preceded by the initiative of Lajos Beles (SzĆny, 1941âŠ
The Wosinsky MĂłr Museum is located in SzekszĂĄrd, at 26 Szent IstvĂĄn Square.
The Pacsmag Lakes Nature Conservation Area, under the supervision of the DanubeâDrava National Park Directorate, is located between TamĂĄsi and Regöly in the meandering valley ofâŠ
The Askeri power plant is a power plant located next to the town of IkervĂĄr in Vas County, operating on a separate channel of the RĂĄba River. It is Hungaryâs first power plant,âŠ
VadĂĄsa-tĂł is the name of an artificial lake complex actually consisting of two lakes in the southern part of Vas county, in the ĆrsĂ©g region. It is a popular resort and fishingâŠ
The PĂĄvel Ăgoston Museum (full name: PĂĄvel Ăgoston Local History and Slovenian National Minority Museum, in Slovenian: Muzej slovenske narodnosti in lokalne zgodovine AvgustâŠ
The Black Saracen Pharmacy Museum was set up in KĆszeg in the former Black Saracen Pharmacy building. This was the city's first pharmacy, which operated at this location betweenâŠ
The VelemĂ©r SindĂŒmuseum is a privately held nonprofit folk collection that presents the folk art heritage of ĆrsĂ©g, with particular focus on creations that carry symbols. TheâŠ
The area of the Mura-menti Landscape Protection Zone is 1,904 hectares. The landscape protection zone falls under the administration of the Balaton Uplands National ParkâŠ
The Roman villa and mausoleum is located on the border of KĆvĂĄgĂłszĆlĆs, west of the access road leading from the main road 6. It is the only excavated and monumentally restoredâŠ
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